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Rovers Trust slam Venky's

Blackburn owners Venky's have been criticised for the "incomprehensible and ill-thought out" decision to dismiss manager Michael Appleton.

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ianw (Hull City) says...

I wonder what the super ex ESPN pundit and now global adviser Shebby has to say about all this. He seems to have gone remarkably quiet for a change.

Posted 10:20am 20th March 2013

nathaus (Fulham) says...

Well Sparky is available again isn't he? How's that for ambition Mark? Venky's had a 5 year plan for Champions League football, surely a man with your level of ambition would be the perfect man to deliver it!

Posted 5:33am 20th March 2013

tenbellies (Blackburn Rovers) says...

I have been a Rovers fan for over 35 years. I supported them through some good and some very rough times before Jack Walker's revolution and enjoyed the good times that his money brought. For the first time in my life my club has made me feel truly embarrassed. I think i might have gone off chicken for good.

Posted 9:14pm 19th March 2013

ancientcanary (Norwich City) says...

Rovers were truly awful against Millwall. Appletion had to go.

Posted 7:44pm 19th March 2013

westlondongoon (Arsenal) says...

Rovers have now been added to my list of teams (Southampton and Reading) I hope get relegated this year. Great clubs being ruined by owners who only see ££££ signs. Hopefully relegation will end their interest in these teams and allow proper football people take over again and allow these teams to once more flourish.

Posted 6:12pm 19th March 2013

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